Bette

Bette

2022 · 2 min · Comedy

Bette, a customer service representative in a corporate call center, strives to do her best. "Bette," a super short film, is a surrealist comedy about what it feels like to be expected to perform without any feelings at all.

Directed by Mary Dauterman · Written by Meagan Kensil

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